• Budget, each file is about 250 pages, with 8 to 10 tabs and must be compatible with microsoft word, I might need bulk scanning as there are over 50 boxes of such documents.
• Currently have a file room that we may want to convert at a later date - now just want to be able to share a general database with imaging files as well as Microsoft files (need to be able to convert if possible).
• Currently one location, will be expanding. Our ERP system is Microsoft Navision.
• Currently using Microsoft applications for creating documents and use Access to track documents (newly created and revisions.
• I just need to take printed documents from mt laptop and enter them into microsoft office 2007 student to do college work.
• Majorit of documents are microsoft excel and word. There must be a due date for review that can occur yearly.
• This is a law firm that deals almost solely with IRS. Our generated documents would be printed to pdf. Outside docs would be scanned to pdf. Due to the data involved it would have to say onsite and secure. We currently use Microsoft Office 2007.
• Using Microsoft SBS 2003 r2 can upgrade to SBS 2003 premium.
• We are an automotive supplier and are looking for ways to reduce cost due to the current economy. This is one avenue we are exploring. I'm sorry our IT specialist is not here for the next couple of days, but I imagine we use a Microsoft SQL Server.
• We use autocad, Microsoft Office, and other Windows programs.
• Windows Sharepoint Server 3.0 will be used for collaboration and basic document management functionality from Microsoft Office. We need a quote on hardware and software for a HIPAA-compliant document management and records management system.
• Would like some level of integration with Microsoft GP, we have been pitched on one sharepoint solution but I think it may be too much for what we are trying to accomplish.
• Budget, each file is about 250 pages, with 8 to 10 tabs and must be compatible with microsoft word, I might need bulk scanning as there are over 50 boxes of such documents.
• Currently have a file room that we may want to convert at a later date - now just want to be able to share a general database with imaging files as well as Microsoft files (need to be able to convert if possible).
• Currently one location, will be expanding. Our ERP system is Microsoft Navision.
• Currently using Microsoft applications for creating documents and use Access to track documents (newly created and revisions.
• I just need to take printed documents from mt laptop and enter them into microsoft office 2007 student to do college work.
• Majorit of documents are microsoft excel and word. There must be a due date for review that can occur yearly.
• This is a law firm that deals almost solely with IRS. Our generated documents would be printed to pdf. Outside docs would be scanned to pdf. Due to the data involved it would have to say onsite and secure. We currently use Microsoft Office 2007.
• Using Microsoft SBS 2003 r2 can upgrade to SBS 2003 premium.
• We are an automotive supplier and are looking for ways to reduce cost due to the current economy. This is one avenue we are exploring. I'm sorry our IT specialist is not here for the next couple of days, but I imagine we use a Microsoft SQL Server.
• We use autocad, Microsoft Office, and other Windows programs.
• Windows Sharepoint Server 3.0 will be used for collaboration and basic document management functionality from Microsoft Office. We need a quote on hardware and software for a HIPAA-compliant document management and records management system.
• Would like some level of integration with Microsoft GP, we have been pitched on one sharepoint solution but I think it may be too much for what we are trying to accomplish.